French Mastiff Puppies - Avoiding a Bad Deal

So your in love with the French mastiff you ready to"farms" that just pump out "pure breed" dogs for
bring one home it to add companionship for you andsheer capital gain; no love no pride in breeding, no
your family. Awesome, you're well on you way tostandards.
some real fun and enjoyment. But there are someNow don't confuse amateur breeders with backyard
pitfalls to avoid when in the market for a newbreeders. The backyard breeder usually produces low
mastiff puppy, so do your best to avoid them.quality dogs because they don't take into
Here are the three big ones to side step.consideration the breeding of strong genetics and
1. Pet Shopsbreed standards. An amateur that has passion for
One of the worst places you can buy a puppy is thethe French mastiff will do there best to produce a
pet shop. Don't ask how much is that doggy in thetop quality dog adhering to best practices.
window; we now know better. It promotes3. Classified Ads
compulsive buys and more abandon pets, poor qualityNow not all classified ads that you find in your news
dogs apt to disease pumped out by puppy mills andpaper or online directories will lead to poor quality
backyard breeders that are just in it to turn a profit.pups, but there is a risk. There are reputable
A French mastiff puppy bought from a pet shop willbreeders that do advertise using this medium (it's
have no record of pedigree and you're notmuch better to get a personal reference) but most
guaranteed its health. This can be a serious problemlikely hidden within a mess of backyard breeders, and
down the line when poor genetics and healthpeople trying to unload there responsibilities from
problems start costing you huge in veterinarian bills.decisions made on compulsion.
2. Backyard Breeders (Posing as Professionals)There you have it, the top three pitfalls smart French
Usually the types of people that supply themastiff puppy seekers will certainly avoid.
pet-shops, are backyard breeders and puppy "mills"